Established in 1997 to galvanize volunteerism on a regular basis, A Time to Help stages monthly projects to aid the needy and promote unity in metro Detroit.
Since then, more than 200 monthly projects have been completed by thousands of volunteers, ranging from building houses, delivering meals, beautifying city streets, running adoption fairs, repairing homeless shelters, packing food, and hosting an annual Christmas party to a shelter for battered women.
Mitch Albom and WJR co-host Ken Brown lead each monthly project, usually held on Saturdays between 9AM – noon. Volunteers can sign up for one, two or all, and there are no requirements, except that, for most events, volunteers should be at least 18 years of age. Older teenagers can come if accompanied by at least one adult supervisor for every four of them.
Do you have a suggestion for a project, or have a question about volunteering? Contact us at atimetohelp.detroit@gmail.com.
A Time to Help Volunteers Bring Christmas in July
Surrounded by pallets of holiday gift boxes that will be distributed to 30,000 youth this December, volunteers assembled more than 5,600 dental kits at Detroit Goodfellows.
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A Time to Help Volunteers Bring Christmas in July
Surrounded by pallets of holiday gift boxes that will be distributed to 30,000 youth this December, volunteers assembled more than 5,600 dental kits at Detroit Goodfellows.
Updated: July A Time to Help Event.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we will be changing the event location from Parker Village aquaponics farm and urban garden project to Detroit Goodfellows, which was ATTH’s original June project that had to be cancelled due to extreme flooding that day. Registered participants need not change their registration.
Teaming with Detroit Goodfellows for a Good Cause
SAY Detroit is excited to partner with Detroit Goodfellows to assist on a special project: We'll be prepping dental kits for children that will be included in gift boxes during the holiday season. The Old Newsboys' Goodfellow Fund was founded in 1914. Date: Saturday,...
A Time to Help Volunteers Really Digging It
Spread out over 15 acres, A Time to Help volunteers tackled a backyard-kind-of-project on a big-time scale at SAY Play.
Working the Assembly Line for Focus: HOPE
A Time to Help volunteers worked together packaging food items into boxes, loading them onto pallets and sending them off to their final destinations: the front doorsteps of more than 60 seniors in need.